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Two ravens


The famous poet Edgar Allen Poe once said

"I would define, in brief, the poetry of words as the rhytmical creation of Beauty."

I agree.

And Beauty's purpose isn't just to behold, it would only fade into obscurity.

 

Beauty is meant to be cherished.

Not just by anyone.

But for merit

And some special person.

 

The beauty of two ravens is remarkable

They mate and stay together for life.

I know right it's not unbelievable

Because I look for that as a future husband to my future wife.

 

But it's time to take

not time wasted

Times of walks by the lake.

and ever memory in my mind of us pasted.

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